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My students' blog and some technical support
I recommend you to create your own blog, so that you can publish you own work and thus practice what you have learnt in your English class.
I have set up another blog with step-by-step guidelines to help you with technical things. So if you happen to be around visiting and you are wondering how some things can be done, don't forget to check Anuskis' How to Blog .
The best first step to start a blog is checking what some others have done, so please keep browsing through the folders below!
I have set up another blog with step-by-step guidelines to help you with technical things. So if you happen to be around visiting and you are wondering how some things can be done, don't forget to check Anuskis' How to Blog .
The best first step to start a blog is checking what some others have done, so please keep browsing through the folders below!
About Cyber English
This is a place for you to improve your English. Hopefully you'll find activities and ideas to work on your own. Both if you come to my classses or if you don't, I'm sure you'll find something interesting.
Browse through the topics to find something of your interest. There are explanations on grammar points and links to exercises. There are pictures for you to describe and questions to answer or comment related to the topics dealt with in class. There are texts to read and songs and video to listen to.
You will also find links to other sites where you can practice your English and blogs designed by other teachers. Finally, there are some podcasts you can listen to and there's a link for you to subscribe to BBC Podcasts.
I hope you enjoy it!
Browse through the topics to find something of your interest. There are explanations on grammar points and links to exercises. There are pictures for you to describe and questions to answer or comment related to the topics dealt with in class. There are texts to read and songs and video to listen to.
You will also find links to other sites where you can practice your English and blogs designed by other teachers. Finally, there are some podcasts you can listen to and there's a link for you to subscribe to BBC Podcasts.
I hope you enjoy it!
Topic Folders
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Textbook sites
Learning English on the net
- Anuskis Cyberenglish
- Wordreference
- Talk to Alice
- Agenda Web
- Adele's ESL Corner
- Activities for ESL Students
- English Online France
- British Council Learn English
- BBC Learning
- World English
- Online Dictionary
- The Grammar Aquarium
- English4U - Grammar Exercises
- Online English Grammar
- A4esl - Grammar and vocabulary quizzes
- Vocabulary Fun
- Vocabulary exercises
- Many Things - Vocabulary
- Nonstopenglish Vocabulary Exercises
- BBC Pronunciation tips
- La Mansión del Inglés - Listening
- Randall's Cyber Lab - Listening
- Randall's self-study topic guide for listening
- ELLO - Improve your listening skills
- Breaking News English (Reading & Listening)
- Miquel Llop's Own Resources
- British Council Learning- Reading
- 100 short stories for ESL Learners
- ESL Reading
Interesting links
More English teachers' blogs
English I2
Podcasts
The Film Programme
NewsPod
Ana's podcast
ISBN
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1 comment:
Hello, I´m Carla VENEGAS
My favourite film is a Geisha’s memories because you discover a part of the Japanese culture, it is based on the book with same title. The story counts Chio´s life who was sold to a Okia by her father, there, she overcomes obstacles and becomes a geisha.
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